North American Societies Around 1492

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North American Societies Around 1492 1.2 North American Societies Around 1492 The varied landscapes of North America encourage the diversity of Native American cultures.

I. Native Americans Live in Diverse Societies A. California • Kashaya Pomo hunt waterfowl along northwest coast • Yurok, Hupa gather acorns in forests, fish in mountain streams B. Northwest Coast • Large communities live along streams, seashore, and in forests • Kwakiutl, Nootka, Haida gather shellfish, hunt whales, otters, seals • Place totems, symbols of ancestral spirits, on masks, boats, poles • Potlatches—families give away possessions in special ceremonies

C. Southwest • By 1300, Pueblo settle near waterways, build multistory houses • Hopi, Acoma live near cliffs, develop irrigation systems • Grow corn, beans, squash; build kivas, underground ceremonial rooms D. Eastern Woodlands • Tribes like Iroquois build villages in forests; farm, hunt, gather • People develop woodworking tools, craft objects from wood • Northeast rely on animals for food, clothing; Southeast, on farming https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKrJdBahvfs

II. Native Americans Share Cultural Patterns A. Trading Networks • Trade one of biggest factors in bringing tribes into contact • Groups specialize in processing or making different products • Traders on transcontinental network trade items from far-off places B. Land Use • Native Americans consider land the source of life, not to be sold • Disturb it only for important reasons, like food gathering, farming

C. Religious Beliefs D. Social Organization • People believe nature is filled with spirits; ancestors guide people • Some cultures believe in one supreme being D. Social Organization • Bonds of kinship, ties among relatives, ensure customs are passed on • Division of labor—tasks by gender, age, status— creates social order • Groups organized by families; some in clans with common ancestor